Pacific State
Grant Price’s cyberpunk thriller "Pacific State" follows a revenge assassination scheme in future-set, corporation-dominated Berlin, where skyscrapers loom over a devastated... Read More
Books We've Reviewed from Black Rose Writing
The View from Half Dome
In Jill Caugherty’s novel "The View from Half Dome", a girl makes plans to fills the void left by her father and sister. Isabel moves into a rundown apartment in... Read More
To See God
"To See God" is a moving spiritual novel in which a nun navigates the complications of a possible divine mystery. Through the story of a nun on a mission, Bruce J. Berger’s... Read More
As Far as You Can Go Before You Have to Come Back
In Alle C. Hall’s candid novel-in-stories "As Far as You Can Go Before You Have to Come Back", a teenage runaway flees an incestuous situation to pursue a new version of... Read More
The Memory Seeker
The historical novel "The Memory Seeker" is graphic in detailing the lasting, damaging effects of wars and falsehoods. An investigator contends with his sense of self after... Read More
Tiezzi's Board
Tiezzi’s Board is a sensitive novel about human relationships and the many ways that love can be expressed. In Ham Martin’s novel Tiezzi’s Board, a gifted yet frustrated... Read More
Talk Radio
A heartwarming novel about the residents of a quaint Maine fishing village, "Talk Radio" celebrates the joys of human connection. In Ham Martin’s lighthearted novel Talk... Read More
The Fury before the Fire
The small town thriller "The Fury before the Fire" follows a woman who fights to keep the peace in her town and in her life. In Bill Percy’s fifth installment of the Monastery... Read More
The Flight of the Veil
In the intelligent novel "The Flight of the Veil", a psychiatrist returns to childhood sites to reconcile his internal contradictions. In Bruce J. Berger’s reflective novel... Read More
The Spa at Lavender Lane
"The Spa at Lavender Lane" is a charming novel about women at a crossroads and the desires that they hide under their beautiful surfaces. In Phyllis Melhado’s entertaining... Read More